JERSEY’S under-12 footballers fought out a second consecutive 2-2 draw as the annual Primary Schools’ Football Festival continued at the FB Fields yesterday morning.
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Daily Archives: April 11, 2007
Tanguy hoping Easter effort leads to Rhodes
VELO Sport Jersey cyclist Richard Tanguy is hoping his superb showing in the Easter Stage Challenge will propel him to the Island Games in Rhodes this summer.
St Ouen relegated after home loss
ST OUEN F&SC lost their fight to avoid relegation to Division II last night in the Coca-Cola Jersey Football Combination.
3,000-mile takeaway
A MEAL prepared in Jersey this week is due to be eaten by Bangladesh’s World Cup cricketers in Barbados at the weekend.
Waterfront decision ‘must be right’
DANDARA’S plans for the waterfront will be thrown out unless they offer a significant improvement on the designs that have frustrated and disappointed Islanders, according to Environment Minister Freddie Cohen.
Reduction of ‘unfair subsidy’ welcomed
A REDUCTION in the UK’s multi-million pound VAT subsidy to the Isle of Man means fairer competition in the finance industry, according to Chief Minister Frank Walker.
‘They tried to blackmail me’
HEALTH Minister Stuart Syvret has complained to police that two critics of Jersey’s finance industry tried to blackmail him into giving their organisations his public support.
Island’s Caen office quits the high street
JERSEY’S office in Caen is moving off the high street to reflect the Island’s changing relationship with France.
Man cut wheel-clamp and threw it into bin
A MAN who dismantled a wheel clamp with bolt-cutters and threw it into a rubbish bin has been jailed for three weeks.
St Mary says yes to building homes in green fields
ANOTHER country parish has agreed to the building of homes for the elderly in green fields.
